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According to the latest decision, the conversion rate for Class B-1 common shares will be adjusted to 1.5475, while the conversion rate for Class B-2 common shares will be set at 1.5075. This adjustment will officially take effect from February 26. The reduction in conversion rates reflects the company's optimization and adjustment of its equity structure. By precisely setting the conversion ratios for different classes of shares, Visa aims to further balance the interests of various shareholders and provide a clearer framework for the company's future capital operations. Market observers have pointed out that such adjustments are usually closely related to corporate strategic planning and shareholder return policies.

This acquisition will reshape the industry landscape by integrating content libraries and creating synergies with streaming businesses, forming an internationally competitive entertainment content matrix. Upon completion of the transaction, the new entity will possess a comprehensive industry chain layout, including film production, television networks, and streaming platforms, and is expected to gain a competitive edge in the fiercely contested content market.

In terms of quantity, this is the second highest level for February in history, with approximately 205 companies having approved buyback plans. The institution's president, Jeffrey Rubin, stated that the total amount of buybacks announced so far this year has reached $327 billion, surpassing the level for the same period in 2025 and setting a new record for the first two months of the year.